The http://www.ingenhovenarchitects.com website describes this building as a, "... high-rise tower with 38 storeys (that) is 146 metres tall and was built immediately adjacent to the Olympic Stadium in Munich. The main feature of this landmark building is its glass façade with curved corners and circular windows that are electrically operable to provide natural ventilation for the offices. The high-rise tower is supplemented by four lower buildings and a pine-tree garden.  The seven-storey office blocks that flank the tower are connected with one another by means of a curved roof of louvres and a boulevard. The glass walls between them create quiet patios.  Restaurants, cafés and shops line the path from the nearby subway station to the offices and give the entire district an important degree of autonomy."